Facebook remains at the center of "TMI" scandals, as users inadvertently post statuses, 'like' pages or share links without considering who will be able to view that action. This could be on a larger scale, such as accidently publishing a private status as 'public,' or on a smaller scale where a user may only want to block individual people from viewing the content they're sharing.
In order to counter this, Facebook is once again making privacy options more visible by introducing a tool which will help guide Facebook users through their privacy options. Over the next couple of weeks, Facebook users will start seeing the pop-up which makes sure that the users are fully aware of who is currently seeing their posts, as well as how to restrict them if they would like to.
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